tease 2004-01-22 - By Clint Little
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Cool Colin! ;-)
-- Clint
On 1/22/04 4:47 PM, "Colin Holgate" <colin@(protected)> wrote:
>> 2) a script controls the rotation of each blind an interpolates it to rotate
>> in the facing front angle (the final resting amgle). But instead of
>> interpolatingTo (rotating) straightaway to a rest position, you've got a
>> spring like script that measures "momentum" and allows for the rotation to
>> exceed the the target rotation angle (facing front) and thus rebound back
>> upwards. Finally, another function degrades the angular momentum so that it
>> finally comes to rest at the face forward angle.
>>
>> just a guestimation. Is it even close?
>
>
> Good grief, it could have been hard to do! No, I cheated quite a bit,
> and so only have to set the rotation of some models, and the
> positions of some others. Working out what those rotation and
> positions are was reasonably easy too. The arithmetic is very similar
> to a bouncing ball routine.
>
> The entire script is 3K, which I think makes it a bit simpler than
> what would be involved in Havok.
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